Which Technology Is More Secure, PERL or PHP? [closed]

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Hello All

I am looking to write an extremely simple "contact us" form that will email the response to me. My two technologies are PERL and PHP. What I am wondering is, which technology is more secure? Any and all opinions will be appreciated.

Thanks for reading, and have a great day.

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